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by misiek08 1y ago
The best, most popular serverless platform? There are stacks much worse than PHP, like JVM for example ;) It (JVM) is getting better lately, for example with virtual threads, but still in same resources you can handle much more traffic via
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by misiek08 1y ago
Blazor is not surviving backend scaling, so currently it’s not really usable for bigger, real apps. Hopefully this will get fixed eventually.
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by misiek08 1y ago
I have perfectly fine Mini 2 Retina, but because they blocked Safari updates and faked AppStore connectivity issues - I have just perfect display with still good battery than can be used as bread cutting board :(
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by misiek08 1y ago
C'mon - static pages are like 10ms or less. 200ms is already noticeable, not-instant for humans. We have 5-10x faster hardware and 10x slower websites ;)
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by misiek08 1y ago
Thanks. This make it even more crazy. Paying for not produced energy (probably some great deals secured there - with guarantees from both sides no matter the reality) and also same owners of both types of production sites. Funny how such de
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by misiek08 1y ago
It looks like UK, like many other countries, already have grid that can't cope with casual usage and transferring power from farms to users. Adding "renting" of grid sound like it could make it even worse (if possible).
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by misiek08 1y ago
Do they shut down whole production? It looks like the setup is lacking simple PID with slowing down the turbines (by rotating blades of course) or shutting down only part of it? Maybe I lack some of the context here, but that's the fir
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by misiek08 1y ago
50 years of sending all the knowledge to China and now sudden realization that „data is the value”. Work was cheap, but we paid in IP and tech as a whole. It’s great to see how long term is China strategy and how well they execute it. Good
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by misiek08 1y ago
If you call a stable, testable and „reproducible” (by running locally or on some dev machine) tarball worse than git pull then you are the one who is killing the solutions that work with unpredictable and unsafe world. I think beer with swa
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by misiek08 1y ago
Intel was already dead, even money from gov didn’t help them. It is old, legacy, bad corp. I think NV just wants to help them and use however it wants - Intel management will do anything they say.
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by misiek08 1y ago
Please do not include PDF and usable in one sentence. Setting up some simple Postgres with sonic for fuzzy search would be _usable_, but PDF is like migrating from Slack to Teams.
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by misiek08 1y ago
Seeing how many Slackers were hired during and after pandemic (they were hired before, but were forced to work from office) I can totally understand the moves. It’s sad, but there are way too many unskilled people, currently carried by AI t
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by misiek08 1y ago
I’ve seen multiple repos with pre-hook and just CI running formatter on _modified_ code only. Those repos were the cleanest to date.
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by misiek08 1y ago
"Be ready for AIpple Revolution! We are making programming something different that hasn’t happen before! We are the first to introduce AI assisted agent coding with full integration with Siri, visionOS and so much more. New, holistic
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by misiek08 1y ago
In Europe we have all of them, with only few movies unavailable or additionally paid occasionally. Netflix, Disney, HBO, Prime and others work fine. Funny to see how narrow perspective some people have…
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by misiek08 1y ago
I'm not sure if understood correctly, but https://www.tsunami.gov/ works without any problems even from Europe, Poland.
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by misiek08 1y ago
$33k per year, so $165k for 5 years is good enough salary e.g. in Poland where I live, not achieved by 80% of people in country. Why I chose $33k? It's enough to have decent life with some good holidays and local trips along the years.
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by misiek08 1y ago
1. Write intent 2. Don’t use intent write as success 3. Report success on different operation completion. While restoring: 1. Ignore all intents 2. Use only different operations with corresponding intents. I think this article introduces so
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by misiek08 1y ago
Google is serving you ads, CF isn’t. And it’s not conspiracy theory - it was very suspicious when we did some testing on small, aware group. The traffic didn’t look like being handled anonymously at Google side
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by misiek08 1y ago
Please don’t. It doesn’t make sense, doesn’t help, doesn’t improve anything and is just waste of money, time, power and people. Now without crying: I saw multiple, big companies getting rid of NOC and replacing that with on duties in multip
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by misiek08 1y ago
Observing this now for years I think that is meaning of innovation in US, sadly.
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by misiek08 1y ago
And this probably was one or two man just having fun writing shader for the refraction on edges. Someone saw this, made it as biggest feature and cult goes on. All that while I can’t connect from macOS to iPhone's hotspot, because I sp
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by misiek08 1y ago
She even wanted to be Skłodowska, but then she wouldn’t be able to work as scientist and be respected. Curie is her husband's and that was the only way to be someone back then.
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by misiek08 1y ago
I would love to see such post from Microsoft about C#. "We looked into few alternatives and chose our own language, it fitted the task, worked great and came as best overall in terms of technology, devex and maintainability". Grea
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by misiek08 1y ago
I love to always see such comments. On JVM you use crap like Spring and over-engineer everything. 20 types, interfaces and objects to keep single string in memory. JVM also like memory, but can be tailored to look okayish, still worse than
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by misiek08 1y ago
Damn, was just writing that, you won. Mid engineers will disappear, but people who know what they are doing - in a few years will be kidnapped to cleanup LLM generated mess.
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by misiek08 1y ago
Respect and positive jealousy!
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by misiek08 1y ago
Again, like during COVID, few people will earn gazillions. They will have stock and they will push it slowly into market with extremely high prices accepted by consumers. It is very smart what they are doing, like always - and the only thin
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by misiek08 1y ago
So it is 2PB less of bytes written lifetimes on users disks? Interesting to count that.
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by misiek08 1y ago
Similar to HCL which is way safer and clearer IMHO than all indent based craziness. Its lovely to see default values loaded thanks to some extra spaces. Brackets for the win! https://github.com/hashicorp/hcl

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